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DigiNotar Certificate Hack: What Happened and How

Sep

2011

The big news in the security industry in the past couple of weeks has been a hack of DigiNotar, a Dutch certificate authority. We reported on this in late August, and Apple issued a security update last week to fix the problem on Macs.The New York Times has a detailed look at what happened and […]

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Stanford Hospital leaks 20,000 patient records

Sep

2011

Over 20,000 records of patients who visited the emergency room at Stanford Hospital in 2009 were posted on the internet for over a year it was disclosed today. The leaked information included names, diagnosis codes, account numbers, admission and discharge dates, and billing charges according to the New York Times. The information was posted to […]

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Simon Pegg is Twitter-hacked, warns fans of Trojan horse threat

Jun

2011

British comic actor Simon Pegg, star of movies such as “Shaun of the Dead”, “Hot Fuzz”, and most recently the alien comedy “Paul”, has claimed that his Twitter account has been hacked in order to spread malware to his 1.2 million followers. Simon Pegg normally tweets to his fans with TweetDeck or Twitterific, but the […]

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